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... BROWNLO7iV ARMS HNEL, -- Soaps, per Bowl - • Os. 4d. Soap and Ilirtea Chop - Od. Beefsteak or Mutton Chop, with Sweets la. Od Willi*, from 2.. to 31. 6d. per bottle. Comber, Jamison's, and Us!mode Whiskim, 4. 6d. per quart. LL Whiskey, 3d. per quart: ...
... K 3 A quantity of the Original Stock at 20 per cent. under former prices. Staffordshire Warehouse, JOHN BRATTY. Largan, August, 1869. BROW.NLOW ARMS HOTEL, LURGAN. THE PROPRIETOR BEOS TO INFORM hie friends and the public. that A BREAK will leave the ...
... DAIIE.STREET, DUBLIN. 21, 111611-STRECT,BELFAS'E :- LURGAN—Mew. GEORGE MAY, W. H. NELSON. PROMORE-- EDWD. MTARTNEY. BROWNLOW ARMS HOTEL, LURG AN. TPROPRIrfOR BROS TO INFORM Ms I friends end the public, that A BREAK will leave the Hotel every Evoning for ...
... Clare, le. Od. Lyle and Kinahan's Ale, 1. sd. per dozen. Lyle and Kinahsn's Porter, 2s. 3d. per dozen Grattan or Cantrell's Lemonade, Id. per dos Grattan or Castnll's Sodawater, 9s. ed. per dos April 16, 1869. the principal portion of a DUBLIN. LATEST FASHIONS_ ...
... . Whist. James Joseph P Mather,. Haughey. George Pollir, Jams &Niece. John G Blakeley, Anthany Cowsly, James Tuung, Robert Jones, W Tarkington, Thomas Crewel, William /denary. John Evans, 71201111111 Byrom, Hobert Mather., B Malady, J WOIII, George Lunn ...
... of the fair sex being present. At eight o'clock . On t motion of Mr. W. J. Allen, P.L.0.. the chair IV 11.4 taken by James John-ton, Esq., J.P. tel the Vice- Presidents of the society, who briefly introduced the lecturer. _ Dr. °Loughlin, on mining forward ...
... and it was generally conceded that the gentleman. Gira'due Cambrensis, Esq., who came to Ireland in 1185 as a tutor to Prince John, and who afterwards assured peoph that when the water was calm and clear the fishermen could see round towers, stacks id chimneys ...
... which no one would think of reconef any oubsteutt it now would buarsyti ing but Grattan's Parliament which was Protestant awl Loyal. Atte all, Whit wua the effect ot Grattan's Parliament dating the 16 years it ruled Ireland Perhaps might be going a little ...
... it was generally conceded that the gentleman. Giraldne tiambrensiii, Esq.. who came to Ireland in 1185 ass tutor to Prince John, and who afterwards assured people that when the water was calm and clear the fishermen could see round towers, stacks of chimneys ...
... General Lam the claim of Grattan'e Parliament for an OK- had received orders to disarm the North, sad tension of Parliamentary power and indepen- much arms were brought in, but as deuce of it from the constitution of the ehows, much arms still remained English ...
... R.M. • Mr. John Gilchrist 'instinct save a love a jewellery, as the ncrarrtuNe OF THZ OPPOSITION. ' . advertimenent,weri. not °m D A oldered. When r. gnew orbo had retired der- ' ' ' money she had got was speat in porch.* v, JP.; Mr. John *Nally. J.P ...
... evening. There was a large and respectable . . . ae o f Mra Evans. Sore Evans, enary, las M 11 . throw away his arms, just as Grattan of the members and from.- ' The Dr Caniplell, reel- IM. a:ein. Mi Hamilton, ssi i . Parkinson. banded the Volunteers ...